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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-24
MAYo's ]"NonDrcK.,


Here for Years.
Last night Frank Mayo and his CON.
pany presented At the Opera House
his famous play "Nordeck." This drama
and this company came to Wheeling
with the plaudits OF the critics eye,y.
whsre. Indeed, 80 highly has it, praise
been sounded that 10 one who had not
seen 1t, the suspicion must occur that ali
those who spoke Of II were, guilty Of nv.
peihole.. But nobody In the audience
last night wifi be willing 10 admit that
cxa9gerstion Is possible In prsising Mr.
Mayo's acting, his company or his nlay.
1t is certainly not e1ug9cSation to saw that
no dramatic performance WAS ever wit.
messed In Wheeling which combined
literary merit In the play, brilliant genius
In the star and even strength In the cast
In 90 marked a degree as the rendition Of
"Nordeck." A modern play which in
plot, In lines, in motive, in all that goes TO
make a thrilling and immortal drama,
challenges comparison with the produc.
tons Of tho past, "Nordeck" would be in.
teresting II badly acted; md such acting
rs was witnessed Last night would redeem
q very bad play. Such q combination
t1uat produce remarkable results. Il
doeo. From the most cultured auditor in
the dress circle TO the lad in tho gallery.
there was not q pereon tn the house last
night who wal not enthusiastic In expires.
sions OF pleasure.
The plot Of the drama Is new. II turns
on the intrigueB Of the Polish Princes
Zaa4k',, {Mlss Alice FIsher} who Is the
motherbya German marriage OF Wahiemar
Nordtck (Atr. Msyo) and by a subsequent
Polish marriage Of Leo (Mr. f. Sherry
Mr.. Mayo demonstrated as he mover did
before bis intelligence, his force, his gen.
ius. 1t is hard 10 imagine a role which
makes more severe demands upon the
ACTOR who essays II; harder to suvvest any
respect in which Mr.. Mayo could improve
his characterization.
Miss Loriner, as Hdnin, the cousin Of
the brothers and betrothed OF Leo, after.
wards happy in Wallemar's love, enacted
q role almost as difficult IN u manner which
increased the admiration Of the auditors,
In personal beauty the ideal Of such a
character, she also evinced ability OF the
highest order. Miss Fisher fairly won n
fair share Of the honors, while MIR. Han.
ehett, rs the Princess brother, Mr.. Taylor,
rs Watdtmar's uucle-9uardian, aud Mi. St.
Martin as His tutor and friend, sustained
leading parts in II manner which con.
tributed greatly to the evenness and per.
lection of the whole. III fact, there is not
in the drama a figure which can be per.
s.onated by q poor actor, and there is not
in the company IN actor who bears hia
part weakly. The performance is DIES.
tined TO remain memorable among the
great dramatic events In Wheelinv's his.
tory. It will be given this evening 10.
the last time. Reserved seats at Banners.
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The popularity Of the petite and charm.
ing Corinne and the desire to see the IN
rivated performance OF "Arcadin" by her
company at the Grand Heems to increase
instead OF diminishing. The house was
crowded again at the matinee, II large
proportion Of the audience being ladies.
Last night there wss another good house,
and at both performances the manifesto.
tons Of delight were enthusiastic in the
extreme. Few attractions ever eeen here
offer 80 many features 10 interest, charm
and amuse as the Coriune Company in
"Arcadia." 1t il probable that II the
company remained here a month they
would pack the house at every perform
ance, at the low prices.
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BASE BALL,-ahurt Atop,-hit in eye. st.
Jacobs Oil Removed all pain. Fifty cents.
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BELLAIItE.
Still Hangs Fire-various Cur.
rent LOCnl News Items.

Prohibition Still Hangs Fire-various Cur
rent Local News Items.
Mr.. Bradford was q little better yester.
day.
The schools will have a two weeks va.
cation April lst.
|, Archie lockwood has accepted a place
in Faris's grocery.
The Belmont Turnverein will have n
ball Easter Monday.
The BARRIERS hold q meeting at Balzer
k'aus's this evening.
There is to be a temperance meeting
this evening Mt the NJ. L. Church.
Adam Faupel and Charles have left Tor
their new home in Winamac, Ind.
Some Of the Beliaira investors in resi-
estate at Findlay have made money rap
idly.
The Mite society Of the First P~teshyter-
ian Church, will mcet at tho church TO-
night.
William Cunningham has given MP his
place rs salesman for the Ohio Valley
Foundry.
Mrs. kceler, mother OF Raw. R. F..
keeler, is lying quite s;ck at tie NJ. L.
parsonage.
Mics Holroyd has resigned her situation
as echool teacher. She will not leave Del-
laire, however.
The child OF Frank AlthoA' tina: died
from tho elects of = fail, WAS buried on
Rose Hill yesterday.
Both the Republican and tho Dsmo.
cr%atictownspip conventions are announced
for Saturday at City Hall.
Ollie Hoffman has moved from Barnes.
vile to Ballaire. and hs is working Il, his
old place in the Ballaire window glaes
factory.
Madame Fry and daughters, at the E.v-
alan theatre, had q good audience. Tickets
had been sold in advance to guarantee the
price demanded, $500.
This evening it is proposed 10 roorsar-
ize the Band OF Hope, a temperance
society for children. A meeting will BIZ
held in the South Deliaire Church.
Constable Duniee arrested Mr.. Charles
VHnpel Tuesday Oh n Charge Of bastardy
'' bPP"}*s}}}i u HPR'2 }(ft}S$ fH}H9H, ana
he wss arraigned before A. Roeaer, and
recognized to court i'll the sun of $500.
a petition has been presented to Coun.
Gil for u third rail to tho B., z. & G.,
railroad in the First ward, 60 standard
gauge cara can be switched by this con-.
pany within the city limits. 1t is probable
al orlinsnce viii be passed permit
ting the rail 10 be laid.
Council mot last pight in adjourned BOZ
sion, expecting to read the Prohibitory
ordinance the second time. But the
clerk VIA again absent, aud no wus the
draft of the ordinance. Mayor Brown
stated 10 the five members present that
he had seen the clerk yesterday, and
secured his promiso that ho would be on
hsnd at the meeting aud have the ordi.
nance there, but rs he did not appear,
nothing could be done. The friends OF tho
ordinance still hopo to SEQ it passed by
tho present Council.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folks
AbrOuu.

Strangers in the City md Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
Capt. John Mcclure waH in pittebursi
yegterday on a business trip.
F. Me,tenberger has gone TO Cana
Dover, Ohio, to see his mother.
Miss Nellie Best, Of Washington, Pa, il
the guest OF friends in this city.
Mr.. John P. Troll, Of ST. Clairsville, was
registered st the St. james last evening.
Miss Emma Kline, OF this city, is the
guest OF Miss Belle Webber, OF st. Clara.
vile.
State Senator n. B. Scott left yesterday
for New York and other Eastern cities on
a business trip.
MeBsrB. Charles Gallaher and Fera r.
Swami, OF Charleston, who have been in
the city for several days, leave for home
this morning.
Mrs. F. W. Gottzs will leave this evc-
ming for her home y. GenDN junction,
Wieonsin. Her son, Will, will accompany
her, end make his hoins there in the fu-
ture.
Mr.. D. Uarchett. OF the Mayo company,
is Il veteran actor and An old Wheeling
iavorite. He was ut one time manager Of
the old Athenpum here, aud played
heroic parts, with tho same intelligence
and force he still e~vinces.
At the birthday surprise party rendered
Mr.. William Goering, at his residence on
North Main street, Tuesday evening. n
pleasant feature was the presentation 10
Mr.. GoGr!ny Of q diamond stud, the yii. Of
his wife. The presentation speech WAS
made by Hon. n. Il, Scott.
The following talent from this city and
vicinity haa been engaged for the next
meeting Of the WeIlshu1y NJ. L. Lyceum
to he held next week: Lecturer, e. W,
Atkinson, Of Wheeling. Hubjtct, "Dnn't;"
singer, Mi4s May Mekimm, OF Martins
Ferry, Ohio; elocItjou;st, Miss Lottie
Walters, Of Wheeling; pianist, Misc Annie
Carson, OF Wheeling.
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CANADIAN F1sHEHIEs.
Another Phase Of Tint Worry Interesting
~ ~ M Nuestlnn. .M.n--- u

OTTAWA, 0xr.. March .s.-Anotter
phase is developing itself In connection
with the fishery dispute, and one which
promises to be productive Of "a much in.
terestlng wrangling as the whole Of that
much vexcd question has hitherto caused.
This phase relates to the Hudson Bay
lsherles. Captain Gordon, OF the steamer
Alert, who recently returned from al tx.
petition. TO Hudeon Bay, has prepared
the bomb, for IN bis report, which will ho
submitted at the next seeaion Of Parlia.
ment, hC recommends that owing TO the
value Of the fishing fields In that region,
oil Of which are included In Canadian ter.
ritory, 8ome measures ahoa!d be adopted
at once Tor their protection against United
States fishermen. lie says United States
whale fishers are unlicensed as traders
yet. They trade with the Esquimaux,
and import goods direct from New
England ports. They are thus enabled 10
Autobiography compete with the Hud.
Bon Bay Company, which 10 a Canadian
and English institution.
lie estimates the value OF porpoise,
"A'haos NeAiuob eeul uuu bNltuuu IMMUNITY
caught by American vessela in that region
at Sl,5OO,0OO. 1t Is considered probable
that. acting on this report, the Minister Of
Marine and Fisheries, at the opening OF
the next session will introduce a Govern
ment measure whereby that fishing
ground shall be made subject to the same
rules and regulations as those on the Can
adian Atlantic coasts.
1t is also reported that, in event Of n
Commission being appointed by the two
Governments to settle the fishing dill.
Guilty. q claim Tor damages to the above
amount will be made % part OF the Cam
dian case. This was not done under the
arrangements last entered into between
Canada and the United States, but in view
Of the existing feeling on the fishery cues.
tons Canadians wilt certainly insist
upon their rights in this direction.
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C RREvITIEs,
sint,sr. OF Minor Moment In and About
tho city.

Matters OF Minor cht III md About
tho CITY.
oSr marriage license was ieaued yeater.
day.
TmE GRAND this eyenlns-Corinne OPP
era Company.
OPERA HOUSE, this eyening-Trank
Mayo In "Nordeck."
ASA spring day, yesterday was q credit
10 the new weather clerk. .
CHARLES CLARK, a mailer at the River.
side, had his wrist badly hurt by getting
II Caught In q mail machine.
TnE Washington Presbytery, to which
the Presbyterian churches OF this city be.
long, viii meet IN West Alexander
April IL.
Jaw. DowLRn was yesterday appointed
administrator OF the estate OF Mary II.
snedeker, deceased; bond $1,000; Q. II.
Snedekor surety.
Boru the Riverside and Wheeling steel
plants arc working to their utmost ca.
pacity, aud will make an unusually large
output this week, barring accidents,
CLIFFORD Fox was arrsigned in police
court yesterday morning for his BON.
bardment Of Madam Woostcr's house the
night before. and fined $40 and costs.
AT midnight last night there WA not a
name on the blotter at police headquarters
and the indications for a whitewash at
this mornings session Of court were excel.
lent.
TIE river 10 falling hero. Last evening
the markg indicated 4 depth OF but q feet
s inches. AT Pittsburgh the marks wers
8 feet 3 inches and the river waB falling
there and at all points aboys there.
The sale OF reserved seats begins at
Banners music store this morning for the
at tho Opera House Friday and Saturday.
This ID said to DO q great show OF ite kind.
PmMr DowpES, a resident Of North
Market street, Was committed to jail by
Squire Peterson to await at inquest Id
"lunacy. Constable Stamp and Officer
Dunlap had a tough time getting him to
the lookup.
A SCHOOL Of Masonic instruction has
been in progress Tor some time past at
Weston that has been largely attended.
The chief instructor waa Mr.. J. II. Dehmel,
Of this city, District Deputy Grand Lsc.
turer for this district.
MONDAY morning Hugh Lowry, o Bel.
mont puddler, turned out 1850 pounds OF
pig meta! at E single turn. Tuesday this
high figure was beaten by John Haley, Of
tho same mill, who turned out 4,l75
pounds, the largest single turn on record.
YESTERDAY John G. Kline confessed
judgment to the Police Court warrant
Issued against him charging him with sell.
ing liquor on Sunday and was assessed
the usual fine in,tuch cases.. He says that
there wss no row in his place on Sunday
as reported.
Tue Frank Mayo company will leave
here tonight at midnight on u special
over the 2. W. Y Ky. for Wheeling June
ton, where they will bosrd the last OK.
press, aud arrive in Reading in time to
play tomorrow evening. They will close
their season there Saturday night and
then 70 to New York and rest Tor two
weeks, intending Holy week, baiero start
ing out on their spring tour.
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Says the EteubenviIie tinIcm OF last
evening: The Bare haIi Company meets
to.nighL 10 tmnbnct important business,
luc HI2niDg Of plHycrH VIII begin imnlc,
dIat"iy, md Bobby Smulthwaitn Hnl
Tom EICholHon are already on the list.
tJafrah viii probably siRn 10 suoa az
i!cud 'rom. Wcstlakc, who II was p'e-
dlCtrI would he n mrmb"r Of this yrWr'G
htE". Ina sl!n't With Wheeling, although
hS piei"wuccs SeIr thought 10 BIS with
S!euhrrv'lls. iinl 'o0l VIA want tho
rHr,I' cant expect 10 get il here. Other
pINyrta oI Mbinty Hil! no aligned before tho
nNn al TIN. Ml.L.
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Floods IN the Upper Missouri,

BISMARCK, OAK, March 23.-The water
has again risen and continues above the
high water mark Of 1851, aud much alarm
exists.
Late last evening the yawls making the
first trip across the river reached the op.
posite shore In safety, and thirty weary
passengers were safely landed on the
western bank Of the Missouri. As the
boat struck the shore at Rock Haven the
lmmense coucourae Of people who Wit
messed tho the trip sent UP 3 cheer, The
yawl brought back thirty OF the east.
bound passengers who had been delayed
at Mandan. This ia the frs. travel over
the river for five days.
The steamer Helena has been brought
down, and leaves to-day with passengers
and baggage detained here. No more
passengers will be held In St. Paul. .
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nJN T., fMIiSEEs.-lnwcs Rates for nlycr.
rss SffuJ INK H,S SHGn hswsEAl"rS sent lIec. Ad.
MI y" WNlluVN Oh, \. y.
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NihKksHARRE, Pa, March e3.--Joltn
Sopprr, " resident OF Eanaom for many
years, nnl u conspicuous character in In.
zerne county, died last night, aged los
yeara, | montt Hnd II dayp. iia WIS Il
native OF Austria AMI fought in tho army
Of that country a%rainst Napoleon in thu
wNrs OF l701 and ls05. Ito came to this
country when forty years Of axc and 70.
sided hero mort OF hie liie.
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Charged Win Stealing n Watch.

Paul Carroll, ayouth who lives with his
father, Mr.. ]. F. Carroll, in Est Wheel.
ing, was arrested yesterday by Officer
Shorte, Oh p ,elegraphic request from the
Superintendent of the Police ut Chicago.
The charge is the larceny OF a watch there.
Some time ago young Carroll was in Chi.
csgo, and it 10 alleged he vent into q room
in a boarding house, stole a watch and
pawned it to get money to come home on.
An officer is expected to arrive here from
Chicsgo to-day TO take the boy there.
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WANTED,

WANT AGENTS IN YOUR COUNTY
w to sell my new goods. SIS per week xalary.
or 90 cents OH the dollar commission. No cOmtfe.
titiOn. Rare chance. Address with stamp Tor
TERMS, F. III. WEAVER, i33S n. Division street, Bua:
AlO. n. Y. mfl7
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"JEFF" ON A JOURNEY.
A WARRANT Is ISSUED ron HIM
hut not III h bird has fiown-iIs Ii
Charged with ftobhtng old mia Otto Of
Ninety Dollars, and circumstances
. Seem 10 Point 10 his Guilt. ff

JEFF" Davis has left town. This 10 not
a startling announcement In itself; JEFF
often leaves town, aud remains away for
from a week to eighteen months, accord.
ing 10 tho facilities at hand for getting
back, When no Is no farther than New
York or Chicago, with good railroad cor.
ections} Me can generally manage 10 eteal
homo on freight cars in few days. When
be gets as far rs Navassa and ali the boats
arc chained he remains away till a naval
officer takes pity or him aud helps him to
escape. "
This trim an officer OF another character
will poesibly help him 10 return to those
to whom he %, Though lost TO sight. to
memory dear" The word ''poaaibty" Is
used advlssdly. Possibly the police Of
come other city may pick JeiTn and send
him back. Probably not. jeff is what Is
known In the vernacular as "a slick Cit.
zen" and tao1eh the authorities here
want him, 1t Is more q question OF %inclina.
ton on his own part whether he comes
home this year or some other yeAr.
jeff told hig friends that ha was going to
Baltimore to collect wages due him from
the NsvMsa Phosphate Company. lilo
went, 10 Pittsburgh, but where he wont
from there is not yet known.
Yesterday Squire W. H. Davia issued a
warrant for Fred (aliaa Jei) Davis, on a
charge Of grand larceny. He Is accused
Of stealing about ninety dollars from old
man Otto, the Darlington barber who was
relieved Of that sun while drunk in thls
city last week.
jeff has often fallen under suspicion but
WAS never convicted Of crime. The eve.
ming OF the Otto robbery he gave 10 his
employer a roll Of money, S57, 10
keep for him. About tho same time he
bought a suit OF clothes and q silk hst, and
laid in about SIS worth Of groceries for
hia grandmother, with whom he has been
living. He gave out that the money WAS
cent him by the Navassa Phosphate Com
pany, but that they still owed him a bal
ance. Monday he departed, cstsnsibly to
collect this balance. ue bought railroad
tickets for himself and his partner, known
IS ''the Captain" rs far as Washington,
Pa. He was seen in Pittsburgh yester-
day, but n telegram to the police there to
arrest him was without result up to a late
hour last night.
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Choking Cat:lr1.l,.

Have you awakened from a disturbed sleep with
all the horrible sensations Of an assassin cluIchlnr
your ,afoat and pressing the llie-Hrea,a from sour
tishtcned chest? Have you noticed the lauguor
and debility that succeed tho effort TO clear your
throat and head OF this catarrhal matter? Nhat u
depressing Influence 1t ezetts upon the mind,
cloudiug the memory and filling the head wilhpains
and strange uoisesl How cihicult 1t Is 10 rid the
nasal passages. throat and lungs OF this poisonous
mucus all can testify who a,c afflicted with csta.yh.
How difficult to project the system against It's fur.
tller progteas towards tho lungs, live. and kIiueys.
all physicians will admit. II Is Il terrible disease,
and cries ont for relief and ctirr,
The remarkable curative powers, when all other
remedies utterly fall, OF Saniotd's Radical cure,
are H,tested By Thousands who gratefully recon-.
mend 1t to fellow.suiicters. No statement is made
regarding II that cannot be kubstaniiated by The
most respectable AID reliable references.
Each packet contains one bottle Of he Radical
Cure. Que box OF Catarrhal Solvent. and IN i'm.
proved inhaler, with trestisc and directions. AND
Is sold By all druggists for 81 ".
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL. Co., Boston.
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New Lodge Of Red Men.

Blazing Arrow Tribe No. 10, OF tho I'm.
proved Order Of Red Men. Of Benwood,
was instituted on Tueaiay evening March
~ by 7. q. S., D. Brown, P. G. S. S.,
Charles ESchstruth and 7. &. S., William
+. Graebe in the Wigwam of Grey Eagle
Tribe No. 5. The following are the chiefs
elected snd installed: Prophet. Z. n.
Noel; sacllem, Charles Seabright; S. s.,
J. q. seigh; 5. J., John Eehols; G. Of r,
5. A. Smith; K. Of W., Eugene House.
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Wonderful Cures.

W. D. Hoyt 4 Co., Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists Of Rome; Ga, says: We
have been selling Dr.. Kings New Dis
coye1y, Electric Blttess and Bucklen's
Arnica salve for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as well, or
give auch universal satisfaction. There
have been come wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases OF pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use OF a few bot
Ties Of DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric Bitte.s. We
%yuaFan;ee them always. Sold by Logan
Il Co.
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On March s, 10, %, und -, tho Pitts.
bursh, Cincinnati d st. Louis HALLWAY
Company will sell e1cnreion tickets Ia
Florida p0in'R ut extremely low rntcs,
For tickru and further particplars cal! on
or ni!rnts j. q. Vdfnlinaou, Passenger
AgNnt' Panhandle Route, Wheeling, W.
Va
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Mr.. WIN l.. Lykens, advance agent o!
Maggie Mitchell, is in the city, arranging
for the appearance Of his star at the
Wheeling Opern House on Saturday after.
noon and evening OF next week, April ..
She will yive "Fanchon" at the matinee
and ''Lorlei" in the evening.
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FOR SALE.
,,t G F4n, sof ss'e a desin.hle brick residence. M
~ steeatn street Said houAc Contains scr w.
i % NM attic and Is tilcd with wai,r MN; ser.a
for further Information cnQuiIe OF '' '"1 gas.
,,oc,, CHAs. n. AANCHER,
---E0 : l!2 Market Street
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MOST lHnUEYAST ORDERS.

The Wheeling Clothing Company has
instructed me, rs their manager, IL ail.r
and sell the Gtirn slocE 0l Clothing III
their storc-rOom, 1853 Main street, a;
whatever price they witt bring, rs the
store must be McGtcd by the Isl Of April,
and the remaining sOuds must he dis.
posed Of by that lime.
j. BiiilLES, Manager.
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CHARGED WITH ENTERTAINMENT
y Young Man to be Arraigncd before Squire
Davis to-day,

- "Nt 'A'sN otAeAC 9dutte
Davis to-day.
At Squire Dsyis's office to-day Charles
Lippincot. will have a preliminary cxam-
nation on the charge OF embezzlement.
The arrest was made Monday night by
Constable Love. The charge is preferred
by A. ]. Mctiarrell, a grocer doing bust.
ness on the Upper Market Square. Lip.
pincott wac formerly employed in McGar.
reli's grocery, and the charge is that he
collected divers small suns OF money due
McGarrell, nnd failed TO account ior it,
converting it to his own use. There are
three charges pending, all covering small
sums, alleged to have been so appropriated
by Lippincott, aud tho statement il made
that there are probably others.
Lippincott denies his guilt, and conf
IDENTIFY Clsims that the evidence to-day will
result in his discharge. He is well con.
ueEtpl.
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Broadway md iorticth B.reoi. oppoAile
metropolitan Opura !innHo aud Cmino.
Hotel entirely new. Dcsinblo Tor bum.
nD6d mtn or iAmilmH. EatoprHn Pan.
lsoomB II per day upwardu. Excellent
restaurant.
GEs. DAN. MACAULEYd WI. BowKlH.
TThBaw
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fashioned after The Indian Moccasin, the
NEST comfortable slipper made. We have
them for gentlemen, ladies and children.
Calt and inepect the noat novel slipper
made. j. W. AMlcy,
ll4S Main street.